Mysterious Samsung Galaxy A smartphone goes through Geekbench

The Camera Samsung in question was powered by its own Exynos 7885 chipset that already powers Galaxy A8 (2018) and the Galaxy A8 Plus (2018). the handset uses 4 GB of RAM, indicating that it could be the basic model of the next generation of the A8 series.

Samsung seems to be working on a brand new handset to be unveiled under its Galaxy A series that could prove to be the successor of the Galaxy A8 range that was launched at the end of last year. new comes in the form of a list that a modeled SM-A750FN device goes through the GeekBench benchmarking site revealing some if not all the details.

Discovered first by Twitter tipster Ro Land Quandt the Samsung device in question was powered by its own Exynos 7885 chipset that already powering the Galaxy A8 (2018) last year and the Galaxy A8 Plus (2018). The list also shows that the handset is using 4 GB of RAM, indicating that it could be the base model of the next generation of the A8 series. It runs on Android 8.0 Oreo with the Samsung UI on the top.

While the naming of the Galaxy A7 appellation is found on the device, it should be noted that the SM-A730F of the 39, last year was rather Galaxy A8 Plus. The A8 + 2018 bore the model number SM-A730xx while the A7 2017 had the model number SM-A720xx. Samsung could have jumped on number 4 as it is considered unlucky in Korea and it makes sense that the SM-A750FN is the successor to the Galaxy A8 2018. Who knows, maybe the device will call it the Galaxy A9 2019 when it releases.

In the absence of internal changes, it remains to be seen whether the Samsung SM-A750FN will be designed in accordance with the 2018 standards; perhaps with a notch or an elongated display would do the trick. As for Geekbench's listing, the A750FN has behaved like most Samsung mid-range smartphones with a score of 1,526 points in a single test and reaching 4,265 points in multi performance. -core.

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